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[triton]

That's a very relevant and good qn. Does RSC still service watches that are say, > 30yrs old? I was told that they don't, once the watch exceeds 25 or 30yrs old? Can any bro testify this?

the last check i understand from RSC is that if the particular has been officially declared EOL. they still got parts to service them for 30 years from the time of EOL. after that you are on your own.

for example the 16710 EOL is 2007, so they still got parts to service them till 2037.

[minusplus]

the last check i understand from RSC is that if the particular has been officially declared EOL. they still got parts to service them for 30 years from the time of EOL. after that you are on your own.

for example the 16710 EOL is 2007, so they still got parts to service them till 2037.

Oh I see. So this is still not too bad if the model has not been discontinued Thanks for sharing

[triton]

Oh I see. So this is still not too bad if the model has not been discontinued Thanks for sharing

but hor, not sure if they can do the service here or not? anyway i got a independent watch repairer, my uncle's friend. so still ok if RSC dont provide service.

[minusplus]

but hor, not sure if they can do the service here or not? anyway i got a independent watch repairer, my uncle's friend. so still ok if RSC dont provide service.

Exactly. Even if RSC does it, I believe it'll be costly. As for independent watch repairer, so long as it's someone we know, trustworthy and got the parts, think it's good to go